The wholesale demand response mechanism explained The wholesale demand response mechanism is a new regulatory change being introduced starting on 21 October 2021. It lets a third-party aggregator sell demand response without being a customer’s retailer. This does not impact Flow Power customers. Learn More
Looking ahead: opportunities for the new financial year Energy costs form a large part of many businesses’ outgoings. Looking at energy as an opportunity is a good way to drive down costs, which can be distributed to other business areas. Learn More
The new normal: Opportunities in a changing energy market This time last year, energy prices were on the rise. Now, market data is telling us a different story — energy prices are moving down. Learn More
Three steps to getting your team ready for demand response Discover the three steps to empower your teams to achieve demand response success this summer. Learn More
RRO thoughts in short After more than two years of conversation, the Energy Security Board is currently working through the rules of the proposed Retailer Reliability Obligation (RRO). Designed to enhance the market signals and encourage efficient investments, here outline our thoughts. Learn More
Celebrating the opening of Victoria’s largest solar farm Flow Power celebrates the official opening of Karadoc solar farm alongside BayWa r.e., Carlton & United Breweries and Beon Energy Solutions. Learn More
The story of a tomato grower 'Knowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit. Wisdom, is knowing not to put it in the fruit salad.' Learn More
Q1 2018 Market outcomes Considering changing your fixed rate contract to a wholesale power contract? The numbers speak for themselves, you would have come out on top with spot. Learn More
Wholesale comes out on top Every business needs power to keep running and they need the best deal they can get. That means taking back control over power prices. Learn More
So long fixed rates Once upon a time, power was entirely purchased through fixed rate contracts, drawn up by power companies. But, what if we told you that fixed rate contracts are becoming a way of the past? Learn More
